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reply "Matt Wilson" <matthewwilson acm.org> writes:
Hi all

I'm rewriting the library version discrimination, and am basing VC++ 7+ on 
Dinkumware's internal version symbol, _CPPLIB_VER. (FYI: It's located 
yvals.h)

I'm having trouble reproducing some reported aspects of a user's VC++ 
installation, and suspect that he has a different _CPPLIB_VER.

It'd be really helpful if you could each either:
* look up the #define in yvals.h, or
* compile and run the following program with your VC++ version (or versions, 
if you've got more than one)

#include <iostream>
int main()
{
  std::cout << "_MSC_VER: " << _MSC_VER << std::endl;
  std::cout << "_CPPLIB_VER: " << _CPPLIB_VER << std::endl;
  return 0;
}

Many thanks in advance

Matt

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Mar 18 2010
next sibling parent reply Martin Moene <moene eld.physics.LeidenUniv.nl> writes:
On 3/19/2010 5:22 AM, Matt Wilson wrote:
 #include<iostream>
 int main()
 {
    std::cout<<  "_MSC_VER: "<<  _MSC_VER<<  std::endl;
    std::cout<<  "_CPPLIB_VER: "<<  _CPPLIB_VER<<  std::endl;
    return 0;
 }
Hi Matt, prompt>cl /nologo /EHsc cpp-version.cpp & cpp-version.exe cpp-version.cpp _MSC_VER: 1400 _CPPLIB_VER: 405 Or do you only need VC7 variants? Cheers, Martin
Mar 19 2010
parent "Matt Wilson" <matthewwilson acm.org> writes:
"Martin Moene" <moene eld.physics.LeidenUniv.nl> wrote in message 
news:4BA32E9C.5080406 eld.physics.LeidenUniv.nl...
 On 3/19/2010 5:22 AM, Matt Wilson wrote:
 #include<iostream>
 int main()
 {
    std::cout<<  "_MSC_VER: "<<  _MSC_VER<<  std::endl;
    std::cout<<  "_CPPLIB_VER: "<<  _CPPLIB_VER<<  std::endl;
    return 0;
 }
Hi Matt, prompt>cl /nologo /EHsc cpp-version.cpp & cpp-version.exe cpp-version.cpp _MSC_VER: 1400 _CPPLIB_VER: 405
Thanks, that's great!
 Or do you only need VC7 variants?
No. All versions of VC from 7 onwards (i.e. 7, 7.1, 8, 9 and 10) Matt
Mar 19 2010
prev sibling parent reply =?ISO-8859-1?Q?Cl=e1udio_Albuquerque?= <claudio.albuquerque gmail.com> writes:
Hi Mathew,

Microsoft Visual Studio 8

_MSC_VER: 1400
_CPPLIB_VER: 405

Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0

_MSC_VER: 1500
_CPPLIB_VER: 505

Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 RC
_MSC_VER: 1600
_CPPLIB_VER: 520


BR,
Cláudio





Matt Wilson Wrote:

 Hi all
 
 I'm rewriting the library version discrimination, and am basing VC++ 7+ on 
 Dinkumware's internal version symbol, _CPPLIB_VER. (FYI: It's located 
 yvals.h)
 
 I'm having trouble reproducing some reported aspects of a user's VC++ 
 installation, and suspect that he has a different _CPPLIB_VER.
 
 It'd be really helpful if you could each either:
 * look up the #define in yvals.h, or
 * compile and run the following program with your VC++ version (or versions, 
 if you've got more than one)
 
 #include <iostream>
 int main()
 {
   std::cout << "_MSC_VER: " << _MSC_VER << std::endl;
   std::cout << "_CPPLIB_VER: " << _CPPLIB_VER << std::endl;
   return 0;
 }
 
 Many thanks in advance
 
 Matt
 
 -- 
 -- 
 Dr Matthew D. Wilson
 
 Director - Synesis Software
 
 m: +61 410 442244
 t: +61 2 9399 9136
 e: matthew synesis.com.au
 w: www.synesis.com.au
 
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 Architecture and Design | Custom Product Development | Solution Review |
 
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Mar 19 2010
parent reply "Matt Wilson" <matthewwilson acm.org> writes:
Thanks Cláudio

May I ask one more question: is _IS_YES present in your VC++ 9's xstddef?

Matt

"Cláudio Albuquerque" <claudio.albuquerque gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:ho02d3$2v3p$1 digitalmars.com...
 Hi Mathew,

 Microsoft Visual Studio 8

 _MSC_VER: 1400
 _CPPLIB_VER: 405

 Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0

 _MSC_VER: 1500
 _CPPLIB_VER: 505

 Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 RC
 _MSC_VER: 1600
 _CPPLIB_VER: 520


 BR,
 Cláudio





 Matt Wilson Wrote:

 Hi all

 I'm rewriting the library version discrimination, and am basing VC++ 7+ 
 on
 Dinkumware's internal version symbol, _CPPLIB_VER. (FYI: It's located
 yvals.h)

 I'm having trouble reproducing some reported aspects of a user's VC++
 installation, and suspect that he has a different _CPPLIB_VER.

 It'd be really helpful if you could each either:
 * look up the #define in yvals.h, or
 * compile and run the following program with your VC++ version (or 
 versions,
 if you've got more than one)

 #include <iostream>
 int main()
 {
   std::cout << "_MSC_VER: " << _MSC_VER << std::endl;
   std::cout << "_CPPLIB_VER: " << _CPPLIB_VER << std::endl;
   return 0;
 }

 Many thanks in advance

 Matt

 -- 
 -- 
 Dr Matthew D. Wilson

 Director - Synesis Software

 m: +61 410 442244
 t: +61 2 9399 9136
 e: matthew synesis.com.au
 w: www.synesis.com.au

 Synesis Software Pty Ltd

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 Architecture and Design | Custom Product Development | Solution Review |

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Mar 21 2010
parent reply Claudio <claudio.albuquerque gmail.com> writes:
Hi Matt,

Sorry for the delay in anwsering...but, better latter than never :-)

The _IS_YES is not defined in xstddef. Though, I was able to find it in the
xtr1common file, but I think (not sure here) this file bellongs to the Visual
C++ 2008 Feature Pack.

On the other hand VC++ 2010 has the _IS_YES defined in xstddef.

BR,
Cláudio


 Thanks Cláudio
 
 May I ask one more question: is _IS_YES present in your VC++ 9's xstddef?
 
 Matt
 
 "Cláudio Albuquerque" <claudio.albuquerque gmail.com> wrote in message 
 news:ho02d3$2v3p$1 digitalmars.com...
 Hi Mathew,

 Microsoft Visual Studio 8

 _MSC_VER: 1400
 _CPPLIB_VER: 405

 Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0

 _MSC_VER: 1500
 _CPPLIB_VER: 505

 Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 RC
 _MSC_VER: 1600
 _CPPLIB_VER: 520


 BR,
 Cláudio





 Matt Wilson Wrote:

 Hi all

 I'm rewriting the library version discrimination, and am basing VC++ 7+ 
 on
 Dinkumware's internal version symbol, _CPPLIB_VER. (FYI: It's located
 yvals.h)

 I'm having trouble reproducing some reported aspects of a user's VC++
 installation, and suspect that he has a different _CPPLIB_VER.

 It'd be really helpful if you could each either:
 * look up the #define in yvals.h, or
 * compile and run the following program with your VC++ version (or 
 versions,
 if you've got more than one)

 #include <iostream>
 int main()
 {
   std::cout << "_MSC_VER: " << _MSC_VER << std::endl;
   std::cout << "_CPPLIB_VER: " << _CPPLIB_VER << std::endl;
   return 0;
 }

 Many thanks in advance

 Matt

 -- 
 -- 
 Dr Matthew D. Wilson

 Director - Synesis Software

 m: +61 410 442244
 t: +61 2 9399 9136
 e: matthew synesis.com.au
 w: www.synesis.com.au

 Synesis Software Pty Ltd

 | Project Rescue | Software Team Management | Training | Software
 Architecture and Design | Custom Product Development | Solution Review |

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Apr 23 2010
parent "Matt Wilson" <matthewwilson acm.org> writes:
Thanks Claudio

Matt

"Claudio" <claudio.albuquerque gmail.com> wrote in message 
news:hqshr3$1idm$1 digitalmars.com...
 Hi Matt,

 Sorry for the delay in anwsering...but, better latter than never :-)

 The _IS_YES is not defined in xstddef. Though, I was able to find it in 
 the xtr1common file, but I think (not sure here) this file bellongs to the 
 Visual C++ 2008 Feature Pack.

 On the other hand VC++ 2010 has the _IS_YES defined in xstddef.

 BR,
 Cláudio


 Thanks Cláudio

 May I ask one more question: is _IS_YES present in your VC++ 9's xstddef?

 Matt

 "Cláudio Albuquerque" <claudio.albuquerque gmail.com> wrote in message
 news:ho02d3$2v3p$1 digitalmars.com...
 Hi Mathew,

 Microsoft Visual Studio 8

 _MSC_VER: 1400
 _CPPLIB_VER: 405

 Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0

 _MSC_VER: 1500
 _CPPLIB_VER: 505

 Microsoft Visual Studio 10.0 RC
 _MSC_VER: 1600
 _CPPLIB_VER: 520


 BR,
 Cláudio





 Matt Wilson Wrote:

 Hi all

 I'm rewriting the library version discrimination, and am basing VC++ 
 7+
 on
 Dinkumware's internal version symbol, _CPPLIB_VER. (FYI: It's located
 yvals.h)

 I'm having trouble reproducing some reported aspects of a user's VC++
 installation, and suspect that he has a different _CPPLIB_VER.

 It'd be really helpful if you could each either:
 * look up the #define in yvals.h, or
 * compile and run the following program with your VC++ version (or
 versions,
 if you've got more than one)

 #include <iostream>
 int main()
 {
   std::cout << "_MSC_VER: " << _MSC_VER << std::endl;
   std::cout << "_CPPLIB_VER: " << _CPPLIB_VER << std::endl;
   return 0;
 }

 Many thanks in advance

 Matt

 -- 
 -- 
 Dr Matthew D. Wilson

 Director - Synesis Software

 m: +61 410 442244
 t: +61 2 9399 9136
 e: matthew synesis.com.au
 w: www.synesis.com.au

 Synesis Software Pty Ltd

 | Project Rescue | Software Team Management | Training | Software
 Architecture and Design | Custom Product Development | Solution Review 
 |

 This communication is confidential and may contain legally privileged
 information. If you are not the named recipient, please contact us
 immediately. You must not copy, use or disclose this communication,
 or any attachments or information in it, without our consent.
Apr 26 2010